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On 4/10/2013 6:30 AM, markw at mohawksoft.com wrote: > Its funny, but I never considered an odd number of drives as viable for > raid1. I guess its simple enough Dn + D(n+1 >= N ? 0 : n+1), but doesn't > "feel" right. It does seem odd at first when you're accustomed to block-level RAID. A block-level RAID system can't use odd quantities of disks in a mirror set other than as spares. A file-level "raid" system like Btrfs raid can use them but with some caveats. -- Rich P.
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